In this sermon Pastor Wyley talks about Jesus being is the Bread of life. He is the what will satisfy the soul and give life eternal.

In this sermon pastor Tim focus on the name of God that is given in Exodus 3 when Moses encounters God at the burning bush. Christ takes this name for Himself in John 8:53-59

In this sermon, Pastor Wyley shares a little know story from the Bible named Mephibosheth. He was crippled man who was loved and brought to live and eat a the king David table. It is a story of hope for all us us. We are all broken people who need a...

We are called to be thankful but this is not our natural response. A lack of gratitude was first seen in the garden of Eden, back in Genesis 3. God had given Adam and Eve everything and yet they were not grateful.

In this sermon, Pastor Wyley gives the meaning of Jesus’ letter to the church of Laodicea. Jesus sees the self-deception of the people and calls on them to turn to him and to trust in his values and vision for their church and life provision. He is...

“I promise. . . “ When you hear these words whose voice comes to mind? Maybe your spouse. Maybe your boss. Maybe a friend. Maybe your child. Did you believe them? When you hear the words ¨I promise¨ in our culture today do you generally believe...

This week Pastor Wyley shares about the a church that has a reputation of life but sadly, that is not the case. Jesus calls the church to remember and to repent. They are falling asleep and are almost spiritually dead. But there are a few believers...

In this sermon, Pastor Tim continues the series through the seven churches of Revelation. The church in Thyatira had many good traits but there was one thing that Christ held against them. There was grave sin in their midst and they tolerated it. It...

In this sermon, Pastor Wyley continues the series through the seven churches of Revelation with the letter to the church in Pergamum, 2:12-17. In this letter, Jesus commends the faithfulness of the Church at Pergamum in the middle of persecution and...

The book of Revelation is calling us to look through an eternal lens. It is written for those who have their eyes fixed on heaven and not on this world. It is written from the perspective of heaven. If we approach these verses from a worldly...